René Ceelen

User acceptance testing (UAT) is the final—and arguably most critical—step before a product goes live. It’s where business value is validated and the one question that truly matters gets answered: …

Every quality assurance (QA) pro has seen it happen: the bug report scavenger hunt. A tester finds an issue, drops a screenshot in a Slack channel, and then a lead …

Bringing new testers onto your team is an essential and beneficial process. Once a new tester is up to speed with the project and testing methodology, their extra set of …

No matter how experienced your quality assurance (QA) team is, there will always come a point where your current test case management process just won't cut it anymore. Test cases …

Summary: A risk-based UAT strategy helps teams focus their testing efforts on the features that matter most by evaluating the likelihood and impact of potential failures. Instead of aiming for …

Summary: Manual software testers often face fatigue due to repetitive tasks, tight deadlines, and mental overload; this article outlines strategies like rotating test types, optimizing test design, leveraging test management …

Summary: In about six minutes, you can launch a TestMonitor test project by defining requirements and risks, designing and bulk-editing test cases, planning milestones and test runs, tracking results/issues, generating …

Summary: With the typical test management software, teams can quickly run five powerful reports—such as test coverage, execution progress, defect trends, traceability, and risk metrics—all designed to improve visibility, drive …

Delivering fit-for-purpose software on time and within budget has always been challenging. The increasing complexity of end-user devices and the distributed nature of development and testing teams have made Quality …

While the average user may boil down their feelings toward a particular piece of software in simple terms, QA managers know there is so much more to it than that …